Jamba Menu Prices 2026: Smoothies, Bowls, Fresh Juice & Boosts

A standard classic Jamba smoothie is about $7.49 for a medium as of May 2026, with whole-food and plant-based smoothies running $8.29–$8.79. An açaí bowl is around $9.49, fresh-squeezed orange juice $5.49, and a cold-pressed green juice $6.99. Nutritional boosts add $1.25–$1.50 each, and wellness shots are $3.49. Prices vary by location type — mall, airport and gym kiosks often run higher than standalone stores.

Strawberries Wild ($7.49) is Jamba's all-time best-selling and most popular smoothie — strawberries, banana, apple-strawberry juice and nonfat frozen yogurt. It's the standard recommendation for first-time visitors. Other long-running favorites include Razzmatazz, Mango-A-Go-Go, Caribbean Passion and the dessert-like Peanut Butter Moo'd ($7.79). On the healthier side, Greens 'n Ginger ($8.29) is the most-ordered green smoothie.

Yes — açaí and pitaya bowls are a core part of the modern Jamba menu. The flagship Açaí Primo Bowl ($9.49) is blended açaí topped with granola, banana, strawberries, blueberries and a honey or agave drizzle. The Pitaya Pineapple Bowl ($9.49) uses a pink dragon-fruit base, and the Chunky Strawberry Bowl ($9.49) adds peanut butter. Bowls are among Jamba's most-photographed items and a popular alternative to a smoothie for a more filling, spoonable option.

Boosts are nutritional add-ins you can blend into any smoothie for $1.25–$1.50 — options include whey or plant protein, a daily vitamin blend, immunity (vitamin C), an energy/caffeine boost and chia seeds. Shots are concentrated 1–2 oz drinks taken on their own: the Ginger Wellness Shot ($3.49) and a Wheatgrass Shot ($3.49) are the standards. Boosts are how Jamba lets you customize a smoothie toward protein recovery, energy or immunity.

Yes — Jamba has a strong plant-based lineup. The Açaí Super-Antioxidant, Greens 'n Ginger, Vanilla Blue Sky and PB Chocolate Love smoothies are all plant-based (around $8.29–$8.49), and most pitaya bowls are vegan. Almost any fruit smoothie can be made dairy-free by swapping the frozen yogurt for a fruit base or plant milk (soy or almond). Fresh juices, cold-pressed greens and most wellness shots are vegan as well. Confirm with the store, since shared blenders are used.

The company rebranded from 'Jamba Juice' to simply 'Jamba' in 2019 to reflect that the menu had expanded well beyond juice into smoothies, açaí bowls, plant-based blends and snacks. Many guests still call it Jamba Juice out of habit, and you'll see both names referenced. The brand is owned by Focus Brands (now operating as GoTo Foods), the same parent that owns Auntie Anne's, Cinnabon and Carvel. There are roughly 700 U.S. locations as of 2026.

Jamba smoothies generally come in three sizes — typically Small (16 oz), Medium (24 oz) and Large (28–32 oz) — though exact size names and ounces vary slightly by location and over time. The ~$7.49 classic-smoothie price quoted here is for the standard medium. Upsizing to a large usually adds roughly $1.00–$1.50. Many locations also offer a kids' size. The bowls are a single standard size.

Jamba has roughly 700 U.S. locations, including standalone stores, mall food courts, airports, gyms and college campuses, plus self-serve JambaGO machines and licensed outlets. The brand is strongest in the West (California especially) but operates nationwide. Mobile ordering and rewards are available through the Jamba app, which also runs promotions and a points program. Use the store locator at jamba.com to find your nearest location and confirm whether it's a full-service store or a licensed kiosk with a limited menu.